John Sileo
John Sileo is a novice writer working on a book about American and Western injustice.
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April 04, 2006
Our immigration laws run counter to the intentions of our Business Class, the source of this nation?s greatest economic and political power. Small businesses, wealthy individuals, and corporations (collectively: the Business Class) egg on illegal immigrants by throwing a pile of money, by immigrant...
December 24, 2005
With a mix of common sense, intuitive feeling, and yes, fact, I have concluded that the Iraq war is at least half due to the incalculable powers of oil, and maybe a whole lot more. Since I don?t believe in ?just the facts? perspectives, I will tell you how I have concluded such.
Because I am an a...
September 18, 2005
After incessant Presidential calls for freedom for oppressed people the world over, from Lebanon to North Korea to Palestine, America carries a consistent record of oppression that doesn’t see the light of day. From Hawaii to Panama to black America to Japan and onwards the heavy-handedness of comm...
September 03, 2005
I have known for some time what was missing from my life, a strong knowing of God’s existence. Since I got it several years ago, the full extent of what exactly I was missing ballooned up in my face: Spiritualism. It’s about our feelings, not our thoughts. And that changed so much in my life.
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June 27, 2005
While speaking to a co-worker named James who was ex-military about America’s fifty-year involvement in North Korea, I quickly learned that I was ignorant of some of the facts about Korea’s revolution. I could never understand, although I never bothered to research it, why our military was in so ma...
May 10, 2005
In the wake of Ward Churchill’s coarse and despicable remarks calling the “technocrats” deserving of their mortal 911 fate because they supported a government who’s policy resulted in untold hundred’s of thousands of deaths in Iraq I and II, many of them children, I find myself disturbed and intrigu...
March 15, 2005
Pressure is mounting for Syria to end their decades-long occupation of Lebanon. Since 1976, over 3 million people in Lebanon have had their freedoms largely restrained by thousands of occupying Syrian troops. President Bush, with support from Russia, France, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, recently used ...